It’s time for another email full of links to news articles, blog posts, videos, and podcasts to pertaining to Indigenous people, cultures, and issues. 

For the year ahead, we’ll be connecting these emails with the Moose Cree lunar-based calendar; the month of April aligns with Niski-piisim (Canada Goose Moon), signalling the return of migratory birds to Northern Ontario and the start of the annual spring goose hunt.

These links have been collected and are graciously provided by Alison Little, Senior Coordinator of Educational Programming and Exhibitions at the Archives of Ontario. 

The list is provided for reference only and the ACA does not guarantee the accuracy or comprehensiveness of each resource, nor endorse a particular perspective. Our aim is only to provide opportunities for our members to learn more about Indigenous peoples and colonial issues. 

• How Internet Access Can Preserve Native Cultures: A Virtual #SXSW Panel
• How COVID-19 is creating big problems for elections in First Nations
• Access + Care: Indigenous Knowledges and Archival Practice Symposium recordings from Oct. 23, 2019 now available online
• Xwi7xwa Library at the University of British Columbia - New Distance Research Guide
• Today's Christian Island decisions are informed by Spanish Flu of 1919
• Research proves the connectivity barriers faced by Indigenous communities are very real, and very limiting
• Land-based learning bringing traditional knowledge and skills to school curriculum
• Cree officials ask goose hunters to stay close to home over COVID-19 concerns
• RAVEN DeBriefs Podcast – Lifting the Lie of Denial with Bruce McIvor
• Self-isolating? NFB is streaming free titles including an Indigenous cinema library
• Beothuk remains returned to Newfoundland after 191 years in Scotland
• "Niisaachewan had never had a library. Here’s how they got one"
• New NFB doc tells story of historic totem pole raising from a Haida perspective
• Found sound: Archival recordings create connection to the past
• Wikwemikong Heritage Organization goes high-tech to teach Ojibwe language
• Trio of Edmonton Métis librarians using podcast to share Indigenous stories
• Why a lack of data on urban Indigenous people could be harmful
• Why protecting Indigenous languages means protecting traditional songs
• Association of Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums (ATALM) Pre-Conference Workshop: Providing Culturally Appropriate Digital Access to Indigenous Cultural Collections
• Tribal Data Governance and Informational Privacy: Constructing 'Indigenous Data Sovereignty'
• The Secret Life of Canada - S3: Crash Course on Friendship Centres